St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-18
MEN, WOMEN AND EVENTS.

twelve working committees for the en-
suing year.
MEN, WOMEN AND EVENTS.
Social Gossip Generaily---PersODa
Mention in the Hotels.
The market and fair, by the ladies of
st. Marks church, opens this morning
in the Jeffry building. next the Grand
opera house, No. 30 Sixth street south,
and will continue without interruption
till late Saturday night. There will be
booths for the sale of pressed and jellied
meats, salads, all kinds of desserts and
homemade food. SO that families may
purchase supplies for Sunday and
Thanksgiving dinner OF the best quality
and deliclOusly prepared. There will
also be booths for the sale of candy,
dolls, stationery, pictures, and an i'm
menSe quantity of useful and fancy arti-
cleS at reasonable prices. Lunch and
supper will be served to-day and to-
morrow to all who will attend. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the public
generally to attend.
Mary Kirkland entertained about
thirty of her most intimate friends and
relatives at her home, 142S Sixth street
southeast, Wednesday evening. Music
and singing was part of the entertain
ment, after which an elaborate lunch
was served.
L. p. Plummer post No. 50, G. A. R.,
gave a social dance last evening at
Plummer's hall, Ill NicOllet avenue.
About sixty couples were present and
enjoyed a pleasant evening. Excellent
music was furnished by an orchestra
selected for the occasion.
A grand ball and concert will be given
at Germania hall, l0l1 Northeast Main
street, Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday,
Nov. %. Concert by Georgia (cOlOred)
quartette. Music by Plates band.
G.. Ii. Petit and wife entertained a
party of friends al tea at their home on
Second avenue and Tenth street last
evening, after which pleasant evening
was passed in a most social way.
Miss Rose. 500 NicOllet avenue, gave
birthday party TO number of friends
last Tuesday evening. An excellent
lunch was enjoyed by about twenty OF
her most intimate friends.
James lversOn entertained about forty
friends in a most social way one even
ing recently at his home, Gil Sixth ave-
nue. north.
The East side NJ. f. church society
gave a pleasant and social entertain
| ment Wednesday evening.
Personal NOTES.
Rev. S. w. Dickinson has accepted
the call of the Fifth Avenue Congrega-
tiOnal church. Mr.. Dickinson and fam
lily arrived in the city last Tuesday.
Charles NJ. Marsh. of MankatO, the
most extensive manufacturer of butter
| tubs in the Northwest is at the NicOllet.
NJ. Quinlan left for Texas last even
| ing to attend the trial of the man who
shot his brother there some time ago.
William +. Anderson and wife have
| gone to their old home at Glasgow, Scot
land, to spend the winter.
G. A. Bracket, w. II. DunwOodv and
Rufus Rand have gone TO Terry, Mont,
on hunting excursion.
w. G.. Teller, who has been visiting
friends in the city, left for Portland,
Or, last evening.
Mrs. H. E. Ladd has just retured from
two months trip through the New
England states.
C. M. LOring, president of the park
commission, is quite ill at the Judd
house.
B.P. Griffiths, right-Of-way agent of
the Milwaukee road, is at the Nicollet.
J.F. McElrOy, travelling passenger
agent for the Burlington, is in town.
A. n. Dare, editor of the Elk River
Star, is stopping at the NicOllet.
Miss Matte Hill, sister of Col. c. r.
Hill, has gone to Seattle, w. Il.
The young daughter of Sheriff Sven
sen is dangerously i'll.
Isaac Staples and wife, of Saltwater.
are at the Nicollet.
w. F. Steele has gone to Fargo for
few days.
HOTEL PERSONALS.
At the NicOllet: William Milton,
Wahpeton; Isaac Staples and wife,
Saltwater: w. Hammons, AnOka; w.
p. Brook, Fergus Falls; A. n, Dare and
wife, Elk River: f. ID. Burlington.
Saltwater; Z. j. Palmer, Ashland; J.
Il. Dodge, Duluth.
At the West: H. d. Champion and
Mrs. Z. D. Sprague, Winnipeg; Mrs. X.
5. BackuS and child. Fort Beaufort: A.
G.. Andrews, Fargo: +. A. Larkin, Mil
waukee; II. G. Fridley, Fridley: B. &.
Tiffany, Grand Forks; Charles {. Will
son, Rochester.
At the Clark: NJ. NJ. Gallagher Fargo:
G.. b. ingalls,. Grand Forks; William
Fogg and wife, Shell Lake; w. p.
Vany, Eau Claire; T. w. Jones, Portage.
At the St. James: l.. S. Denning,
WatertOwn; +. Van Saun, Faribault;
NJ. c. Seward, Lake Crystal; j. d. Bill
Kingsley, Rochester.
At the Windsor: r. d. Bogart, Wash
ingt0n, D. c.; f. c. Allen, Dies MOines:
G. S. Pease, AnOka; John O'Neil, La
Crosse.
r. H. Cozgriff. Chippewa Falls lum-
herman, Ornamented the Windsor house
register with his sig last evening.
At the National: A. C. Houghton,
Falfbault: r. B. Williams, GAINESVILLE;
J. l.. Cuckson, Cannon Falls.
J.. n. Eklund, an attache of the see
rotary of states flee, registered at the
National last evening.
Charles l.. Andrews, of the Michael
StrOgoff company, is at the Nicolct,